Kim Jong Un of the North Korea on Thursday oversaw a major military parade showcasing a record number of nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missiles, including what analysts said was possibly a new solid-fuelled ICBM in the Asia country.
It was gathered that the parade started on Wednesday to celebrate the 75th founding anniversary of North Korea’s armed forces featured fireworks, military bands and uniformed soldiers marching in unison to spell out “2.8” — the date of the celebration — and “75”.
It was also gathered that country weapons on show included at least 10 of the North’s largest Hwasong-17 ICBMs, as well as vehicles apparently designed to convey a solid-fuelled ICBM.